Surgical Wound Care Procedure

University:
The Pennsylvania State University
Course:
NURS 100 | Nursing
Academic year:

2024
Views:

301

Pages:

3
Author:

Aaron B.

SURGICALWOUND CARE PROCEDURE UNDERSTANDING Post-operative wounds are:Acute woundsisare the most commonin and the risk ofroom infection is minimal because the surgical procedure carried out sterilely the operating (special room). OBJECTIVE a. Prevent infection b. Improves the tissue healing process POLICY a. Carrying out physical examinations and special actions as a result of collaboration PROCEDURE a. Anatomical tweezers 1 piece b. ( Sirugis tweezers 1 piece c. ( Surgical/tissue scissors 1 piece d. ( Dry gauze in a closed box as needed e. Tools preparation : f. Anatomical tweezers 1 piece g. 1 cirugis tweezers h. Tissue surgical scissors i. Thread scissors j. Sterile gauze k. Like an instrument l. Alcohol swab m. Sterile handcones n. Plaster o. Pengalas p. Bent q. Small comm r. NacL 0.9% Environmental Preparation: 1) Close the cover 2) Make patients feel comfortable 3) Maintain patient privacy 4) Work Phase 5) Greeting 6) Introduce myself 7) Explain the aims and objectives 8) Nurse washes hands 9) Put on non-sterile gloves 10)Position the patient according to needs 11)Place a pad under the wound area 12)Open the old dressing using anatomical tweezers, discard theand usedholding dressing into the bend. If using plaster, remove the plaster by releasing the tip the skin underneath, then slowly pull it parallel to the skin and towards the bandage. 13)Ifslowly the bandage is attached to the lower tissue, do not wet it but lift the bandage 14)Place the dirty dressing into the bowl then throw it away in a plastic bag 15)Assess the location, type, number of stitches or smell of the wound 16)Open the sterile dressing set and preparetechnique the wound washing solution and wound medicine by paying attention to aseptic 17)Remove gloves and replace with sterile gloves 18)Clean the wound with 0.9% NacL solution 19)Apply medicine/ointment to the wound Cover the wound by: Dry dressing 1) The first layer of sterile dry gauze is to cover the incision area and surrounding skin 2) The second layer is dry sterile absorbent gauze 3) Third layer of thick sterile gauze on the outside Dry wet dressing 1) The areafirst layer of sterile gauze that has been given sterile fluid to cover the wound 2) The second layer is moist sterile gauze which has absorbent properties 3) The third layer is thick sterile gauze on the outside Plaster neatly 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) Remove the glove and insert it into the bend Arrange and tidy the patient's position Open the drape Tidy up tools Washing hands TERMINATION STAGE 1) Evaluate responses and actions carried out correctly 2) The patient is well groomed 3) Provide education related to follow-up after the action is taken 4) Tools are neatly arranged 5) The subsequent time contract was submitted correctly 6) Therapeutic greetings are delivered in a friendly manner 7) Wash your hands properly